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About WAGON

WAGON is a conceptual vehicle for the curatorial practice of Naoko Mabon.

Whilst the metaphor within a particular type of vehicle suggests its characteristics of small capacity, manual operation, and slow speed, WAGON carries ideas in its wheels which bring different points of view to our daily life.

Founded in summer 2014.

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Feeling of nostalgia... . The memorable group picture of #therockcycleyamaguchi at #akiyoshidaiinternationalartvillage . From left, artist Keijiro Suzuki @keijiro.suzuki, artist and educator Yoshihisa Nakano @nakanoyoshihisa @n3artlab, myself, artist Ilana Halperin @geologicnotes, Alison Stirling, artist and Creative Director of Artlink in Edinburgh, and Helen Hirsch, the Director of Kunstmuseum Thun and Thun Panorama @kunstmuseumthun @thun_panorama . Thank you thank you for being part of this journey and I DO HOPE to see all of you in Scotland for our final phase of the project with the Pier Arts Centre @pierartscentre in Orkney !

Next Thursday 14th Nov 6-8pm at The W OR M. All welcome. Peacock Visual Arts’ curatorial fellows in conversation with #MickWilson. . “Join us! The Curatorial Fellowship invites you to participate in Curating in the Age of Ecological Uncertainties, an open discussion between the Fellows and Mick Wilson. . Mick Wilson is an artist, educator, and researcher based in Gothenburg, Brussels and Dublin. He is currently Professor of Art at the University of Gothenburg. His current research interests include the relay between exhibition and non-exhibition in curatorial practice; political community with the dead; the political imaginaries of foodways; and rhetorical form and method discourse in knowledge conflict. . For this event, Mick will present to the Fellows and the audience a series of questions towards exploring the role of curatorial practice in relationship to developing pathways through the current period of ecological breakdown. . The Associates is run by Peacock Visual Arts @peacockvisualarts and began as a pilot program in 2018. This years programme brings together five practitioners working in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire and is Scotland’s first fully-funded #CuratorialFellowship for visual arts. This year’s cohort includes; #JossAllen, Caitlin Dick @caitlinmdick, Phoebe McBride @phoebemcb_, Svetlana Panova @s.panova and Abby Beatrice Quick @abbybeatrice. The Fellowship will run until March 2020 through a series of intensive sessions, reading groups and a collective exhibition. The content of the programme is informed by the needs and interests of the Fellows and developed by the collective group, with support from PVA staff. . For more information about the programme and the fellows visit this link: https://peacockvisualarts.com/curatorialfellowship/“ . @nunosacramento @rgrant1234 #monicalaiseca

2,000円札を見て沖縄を思う Thinking of Okinawa

#kyojitsuhiniku meets #therockcycleyamaguchi 🇧🇷🇯🇵 . ブラジルから大切なお客さま。昨年のサンパウロでの「虚実皮膜」プロジェクトを温かく支えてくださった方。松尾さんありがとうございました！そして啓二朗さんいつもありがとうございます！ . A very important guest from Brazil who gave a generous and warm support to our “Kyojitsu-Hiniku” project in São Paulo last year. Thank you Matsuo-san! And thank you Keijiro as always! .

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